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Hermann views security forces prepared for the European Championships.

Bavarian officials have been developing a security plan for the European Championships for months, and the outcome is remarkable, according to the Minister of the Interior.

Joachim Herrmann (CSU), Bavarian Minister of the Interior, attends a press conference at the...
Joachim Herrmann (CSU), Bavarian Minister of the Interior, attends a press conference at the Ministry of the Interior.

Football match to take place. - Hermann views security forces prepared for the European Championships.

Germany's state government in Bavaria, led by the Minister of the Interior Joachim Herrmann (CSU), feels confident that their security forces are well-prepared for the upcoming European Football Championship, which kicks off on Friday. While acknowledging an increased level of threat due to the event, Herrmann is hopeful that the games will be enjoyable and stress-free for everyone involved.

Preparations for securing the Euros have been underway for months, with the authorities working closely with the EU Border Guard Agency, Frontex. Herrmann confirmed that they are monitoring those with links to Islamism or other forms of extremism attempting to enter the EU from its external borders. Additionally, border control measures in Bavaria have been intensified. However, he does not foresee extreme traffic congestion due to the presence of local police.

Over 2,000 police officers and women will be patrolling Munich during the championship's opening match, the location of which is not further specified. There is a daily information exchange between states about known hooligans and potential threats of Islamic radicalization.

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  1. Joachim Herrmann, the Interior Minister of Bavaria's CSU-led government, emphasizes that the EU's Security concept is integral to their preparations for the European Football Championship.
  2. Despite heightened security measures, Herrmann reassures the public that the UEFA and BR's combined efforts will ensure a safe and enjoyable Soccer event for spectators.
  3. The coordination between the European police forces and interior ministries of the EU member states is crucial in preventing any potential threats or incidents during the Championship.
  4. Herrmann commends the close cooperation between the CSU, Germany's federal police, and the European Union's Security forces in ensuring a peaceful and secure European Football Championship in Bavaria.
  5. Broadcasted across the continent, the European Football Championship serves as a testament to the shared values of unity and peace among EU nations, with the German teams contributing to the camaraderie and team spirit.
  6. The internal security of Bavaria and the European Union as a whole lies in the hands of dedicated security forces, who will remain vigilant throughout the course of the European Football Championship, ensuring a secure and enjoyable event for all parties involved.

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